UN Women reports lack of data delaying gender equality work
Despite the growing need for gender data to better understand and manage ongoing global crises and challenges, funding levels are
What will the Metaverse be in 2040? A forecast
What will the Metaverse bring? Some parts of it are already here with for instance gaming where you can be
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 36
Some 426 pages of UK’s national newspapers were on September 9 used to cover Queen Elisabeth’s life and reaction to
People like magazines in print but majority prefers reading news online
A majority prefers to read newspapers online than in print but for magazines, preferences are different, according to a YouGov
UN report shows biased gender norms keeps women from tech studies
Globally, only 3% of information and technology students are women. Women are also a minority of students in STEM (science,
18 European news agencies launching joint operation in Brussels
18 European news agencies have joined forces and launched The European Newsroom (enr) in Brussels. The newsroom provides shared workspaces,
Novaya Gazeta’s licence suspended by Russian court
The cancellation of independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta website’s registration is formally to be considered by the Russian Supreme Court on
MEPs stressing right to abortion in discussion about priorities
Progress on the European Union pay transparency directive is a priority, the Czech government said presenting priorities during the Czech
One-in-three in the EU works as unpaid carer
We’ve not yet seen a meaningful or fairer redistribution of unpaid care duties within EU households, the European Institute for
Media organisation criticising statement about Shireen Abu Akleh killed by Israeli forces
Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was likely killed unintentionally Israel’s defence forces is reported to have announced after an